Mister Jack

Doesn't it come out in March? How much was it again?

I thought most games were supposed to wait until AFTER World 1 to become difficult.

Too bad those were almost completely impossible to actually GET in normal gameplay.

Oregon Trail.

I'm noticing a pattern with the genre here.

I played the old Splatterhouse trilogy over and over too, despite the fact that only the third one had multiple endings.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCHFVTQKqdQ

Why the hell don't more wii games support the classic controller? A lot of the games I play don't require me to aim the remote.

Works for me!

I know there's a pattern here...but this is the only other horror game.

Oh man I used to play Pirates all the time. That and Simant.

Some people (usually female) are interested in games but find playing them to be too complicated so they just like to watch. I've seen it.

A lot of games give you reasons to go back after beating them. Unlockables, alternate endings or storylines, multiplayer...This thread isn't for those. This thread honors the games with no multi, no new endings, no new content whatsoever after you beat them, and yet you keep going back anyway simply because they're fun to play over and over. Name your favorites here.

Oh man, Men in Black. I once heard a book on tape version of the movie with some old white guy doing all the voices. Some funny shit.

There aren't really any launch games I care about, but what I do care about is the potential of the device. Still, I know a lot less about upcoming Kinect games than upcoming Move games so I haven't really made a commitment to the idea.

It's true. When I have a tv in my room I masturbate WAY less.

Apparently I cheat death every night in the summer.

Fudge. :heart:

Facebook wouldn't bother me nearly as much if it wasn't shoved in my damn face all the time. "Oh, do you have a Facebook? You need to get a Facebook!" Ever see that South Park episode where Stan gets a Facebook account? That's what it's like for me. Plus, I am EXTREMELY paranoid about putting personal info on the web. To me, a Facebook page is like throwing your Driver's License into a crowded field.

@Outkast Well you are a trooper, then. I'm just a little too cynical to be completely all-encompassing. Oh, Facebook. I hate Facebook. Alas, given its ubiquity in our culture, bashing it is pretty much a universal turn-off.

Gyar, I think we're all officially stumped.

I can handle a girl who is religious as long as she doesn't try to drag me into it (Scientology is NOT a real religion, god damn it). That whole psychic/John Edwards thing though....Mm, that's a hard one to stomach, but I usually just explain how the trick works to make it clear I don't buy it and then leave it be.

Well do YOU have any better clues, smartass?

I try to be open-minded to other people's interests, even when I don't share them, but when I see something that is truly, truly terrible and irredeemably stupid I simply have to bash the hell out of it or else I'll crack a rib. It's like trying to hold in a sneeze. I am COMPELLED to bash it. Twilight Justin Bieber (Not all teen popstars. Just him. I can get why people might like the others, BUT HE DOES NOT MAKE GOOD SONGS, EVEN FOR TWEENS.) About half of Comedy Central's original programming. The Tea Party (and Sarah Palin). Scientology. There are other things, but it is not a very long list, I swear. There are plenty of things my friends are into I COULD bash, but I don't.

Are they both Himalayans?